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Economic Democracy Weekly
This week’s Economic Democracy newsletter offers three takes on the economics of solidarity. We begin with an analysis of a talk by Dean Spade on how to foster solidarity in resistance movements. This is followed by an article on how a social and solidarity economy emerged in South Korea as a response to that nation’s 1997 financial crisis. Next, a clip from our Black food sovereignty webinar highlights the solidarity at the heart of food justice work. Finally, NPQ wants to hear from our readers; please complete our reader survey.


Nonprofits and Movements: How Do the Two Relate?


“Nonprofitization affects … the culture of our movements … [It] is understood to be a response to the revolutionary movements of the mid-20th century.” Read more...
 
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How Policy Is Building a Social Economy in South Korea


“Community activists on the ground are striving to forge a social economy profoundly different than that of acquisitive capitalism.” Read more...
 
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Sustainability Starts at Home: Growing Inner-City Food Ecosystems

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